Seeking horse in Tang City(qiú mǎ yú táng shì)

Seeking horse in Tang City

Asking for a horse to buy a horse in the empty market of Qi ú m ǎ y ú t á ngsh ì is a metaphor for asking for nothing and getting nothing.

interpretation

Go to the empty market and buy horses. It is a metaphor that if you don't ask for something, you will get nothing. It is the same as "seeking horses in Tang Si".

source

In Su Manshu's book with Liu Bannong, the term "Tatu" in the western regions, or the mysterious name, namely chataixi calligraphy, is tantamount to seeking the horse in the Tang Dynasty

usage

It's a waste of time

Chinese PinYin : qiú mǎ yú táng shì